coarse

/kɔːrs/
adjective
  1. Having a rough texture or surface; not smooth or fine.
    • She prefers fine wool because coarse fabric irritates her skin.
    • The coarse sandpaper scratched the wood surface.
    • The cat's tongue felt coarse when it licked my hand.
  2. Consisting of large particles; not finely ground or sifted.
    • Coarse cornmeal gives the bread a hearty texture.
    • He spread coarse gravel on the driveway for better traction.
    • The recipe calls for coarse salt, not the fine table salt.
  3. Rude, vulgar, or lacking refinement in manner or speech.
    • She was offended by his coarse behavior at the dinner table.
    • His coarse jokes made everyone in the room uncomfortable.
    • The comedian's coarse language was not suitable for the family audience.
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